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Nursing Process: Training Specialist Omar Hammad 0561523465
Nursing Process: Training Specialist Omar Hammad 0561523465
Nursing Process: Training Specialist Omar Hammad 0561523465
Nursing Process
ل قي ل ي س س ع ب ل ك ي ع ل ثي من ل ع م في ه ل ص س
يض ب ه مفي م ش . ل ت كيز تح ي الخ
س سي ل يض هي ل ح ألس سي في أس ل يض ففي غ ب خ
ل يض ل م ف ل زء ألك من ألس ي ح ح الج ء ل ي ي
ب في الج ء ب ل ء من . قي ل
أم ي تي ل م ب ل فيق لف ئ
2017-4- 16
Training Program
For
Saudi Nursing Licensing Examination
ألس سي-ف ل رن مج لت ي ي ل
NURSING PROCESS
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Nursing Process
IN Prometric Questions
Omar Hammad
كثي ع يس ع يض أم في غ ي أله ي ل س خط ت في الج ب ع ع الع ي ي لع ي ل س
ب م جب ج ل ك خ ص في ح ل ص من لحي
Assessment لتقييم
هي لتقييم- أل لى في لع ي لت ري ي ل ط
- When you are asked to select your first, immediate, or initial nursing
action, follow the steps of the nursing process to prioritize when selecting
the correct option.
لع ي ل ي ي لس يع ت ع خط ل خل ل ي ي أل ت ع م يط ب م ك لسؤ
ل ح ي أل ل ي الخ ي الج ب ل حيح
- Assess
- Check
- Collect
- Determine
- Find out
- Gather
- Identify
- Monitor
- Observe
- Obtain information
- Recognize
If an option contains the concept of assessment or the collection of client data, the
best choice is to select that option .
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Question :
The clinic nurse prepares to develop a diabetic teaching program. To meet the
clients’ needs, the nurse should take which action first?
Test-Taking Strategy: Note the strategic word, first, which indicates the need to prioritize.
Use the steps of the nursing process to answer the question, remembering that assessment is the
first step.
The only option that addresses assessment is option 1. The nurse should focus on individualized
disease prevention and health promotion and maintenance.
Therefore, the nurse must first assess the clients and their needs so as to effectively plan the
program.
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D. Clamp the catheter and instill more dialysate at the next exchange time.
Possible exception to the guideline—if the question presents an emergency situation, read
carefully; in an emergency situation, an intervention may be the priority.
س ث ء من ل جح ( ل في ) يس ق ( ل ييم ) في لح ال لط ئ في لح ال لط ئ ق ت: ن ط ه م ج
ق ل لك م أخ، ل ييم ئ ق ل ل في ع ع.ع ل ب أ فأ ج ن ه ل الس ث ء ال ت
ف ق ت، تع مل مع كل سؤ ع نه خ بح ته ه لك ئ ن من ل ن في ل ع مل مع الس
ه لك س ث ء في لح ال لط ئ حيث من ل ن يأتي ت في الج ء ك ط تس ق ل ييم
Subjective data is gathered from the patient telling you something that you cannot use your five
senses to measure.
If a patient tells you they have had diarrhea for the past two days, that is subjective, you cannot
know that information any other way besides being told that is what happened.
Pain is subjective because the patient is telling you what their pain is.
حس ألم ل يض ؟ س هل ي ن م ه: ب ل ض ف ك ل لي ح
ع ي بح سك تع غي م ض عي مع م التس طيع لح ف،، ب لط ع ال تس طيع
Subjective Data
This is the information that we can gather using our 5 senses. It is either a measurement or an
observation.
Temperature is a perfect example of objective data. The temperature of a person can be gathered
using a thermometer.
Other examples of objective data:
Heart rate
Blood pressure
Respirations
Wound appearance ل م
Ambulation description. صف ح ك ل يض
Skin color
Situation 1 :
You have a 48 year old male patient who comes in stating, “I feel like I can’t breathe.” Patients’
respirations are 28 breaths per minute and their heart rate is 115 beats per minute. The patient then grabs
his chest and says, “My chest hurts so bad, please help!” You ask the patient to rate the pain on a scale
from 0-10, 10 being the worst pain ever. The patient replies, “10, it hurts so badly!” You then ask the
patient to describe what the pain feels like, the patient reports that his pain feels like pressure. Your
patient then starts to become diaphoretic and pale. You take an EKGthat shows Sinus Tachycardia. The
pulse oximeter shows 100% on room air and the patients’ blood pressure is 120/80 mmHg.
Objective data:
o 48 year old male
o Respirations 28
o Heart rate 115
o Patient is diaphoretic and pale
o EKG showing sinus tachycardia
o Pulse ox 100% on room air
o Blood pressure 120/80 mmHg.
Subjective data:
o Patient experiencing shortness of breath
o Chest pain that is a pressure feeling and is 10/10
Why is shortness of breath subjective? Because the patient is telling you they feel this way, if the
nurse noted accessory muscle use the accessory muscle use would be objective and the feeling of
shortness of breath would still be subjective. The diaphoretic and pale skin condition is objective
because it is a visible observation.
Situation 2
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A patient tells you they got their finger cut with a razor about 20 minutes ago and then shows
you the cut on their finger, the cut is one inch long located on the left pinky finger about 1
centimeter deep. The patient states, “My finger is bleeding, can you get me gauze for the blood?”
Let’s break this down:
Objective:
o 1 inch cut on left pinky finger, 1 cm deep.
o Currently bleeding
Subjective:
o The finger got cut by a razor
o Happened about 20 minutes ago
This example is trickier because of the way I worded it, the patient stated that their cut was
bleeding, so why is it objective data? It is objective because the bleeding can be observed by the
nurse and the example already informs you that the nurse looked at it.
Situation 3
Your patient is holding their stomach and moaning. They say, “I can’t take this pain anymore! It
feels like someone is cutting my belly with a jagged hot knife!” The patients face is red and
sweaty, their heart rate is 115 bmp and their respirations shallow. The patients abdomen is hard,
round, distended and when you percuss over each quadrant you hear a dull short tones. The
patient then informs you they feel dizzy. You perform an EKG and the results are normal sinus
rhythm (NSR). The patient start to cry and plead for you to help them. You re-assure them that
they are in the right place and you are so happy to be taking care of them. They dry their tears
and thank you.
Let’s break this down:
Objective:
o Face is red and sweaty
o Heart rate 115 bmp
o Shallow respirations
o Abdomen hard, round, distended
o Percussed dull noises
o Patient holding abdomen and moaning
o EKG
o Tearful
Subjective:
o Burning sharp pain
o Dizziness
Analysis ( Diagnosis)
ل ني في لع ي لت ري ي هي لتح يل ل ط
During the Nursing diagnosis :The nurse identifies human responses to actual or potential
health problems
يص لط ي ه م ج ج هي تعطي ب ض تع يف ل يص ل ي ي ت يز عن ل ه ك
بح ته ل ضي بي ي لط يب ب ع ل ل ي ع مل يع لج س ب ل يض ل فل
Analysis questions are the most difficult questions because they require understanding
of the principles of physiological responses and require interpretation of the data based
on assessment.
b. Analysis questions require critical thinking and determining the rationale for
therapeutic prescriptions or interventions that may be addressed in the question
c. Analysis questions may address the formulation of a statement that identifies a client
need or problem and include the communication and documentation of the results of the
process of analysis.
Question: The nurse reviews the arterial blood gas results of a client and notes the
following: pH of 7.30, PCO2 of 50 mm Hg, and HCO3 of 22 mEq/L. The nurse
analyzes these results as indicating which condition?
1. Metabolic acidosis, compensated
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Test-Taking Strategy: Focus on the subject, interpreting arterial blood gas results.
The normal pH is 7.35 to 7.45. In a respiratory condition, an opposite effect will be seen
between the pH and the PCO2.
In this situation, the pH is lower than the normal value, and the PCO2 is elevated.
In an acidotic condition, the pH is low. Therefore, the values identified in the question
indicate respiratory acidosis.
Compensation occurs when the pH returns to a normal value. Because the pH is not
normal, compensation has not occurred.
Remember that in a respiratory imbalance you will find an opposite response between the
pH and the PCO2 as indicated in the question. Therefore, you can eliminate options
1 and 3.
Also, remember that the pH decreases in an acidotic condition and compensation occurs,
as evidenced by a normal pH. Remember that analysis is the second step in the nursing
process!
Planning
في لع ي لت ري ي هي لت طيط ل ل ل ط
b. Remember that actual client problems rather than potential client problems will most
likely be the priority.
Medical-surgical unit. Which action should the nurse take when planning a bed
assignment?
1. Tell the admitting office to send the client to the intensive care unit.
2. Place the client in a private, airborne infection isolation room (AIIR).
3. Assign the client to a room with another client because intravenous antibiotics will be
administered.
4. Assign the client to a room with another client and place a “strict hand washing” sign
outside the door.
Correct Answer: . Place the client in a private, airborne infection isolation room (AIIR).
Test-Taking Strategy: Focus on the subject, planning nursing care and identifying the
safe bed assignment.
Note that the question states “active tuberculosis.” Tuberculosis is spread via the
airborne route.
Preventing the spread of infection requires the use of special air handling and ventilation
in an AIIR. Therefore, option 2 is the only correct option when planning a bed
assignment for this client.
Implementation (Intervention )
Focus on a nursing action rather than on a medical action when you are answering a
question, unless the question is asking you what prescribed medical action is anticipated.
On the Prometric-RN exam, the only client that you need to be concerned about is the
client in the current question; avoid the “What if …?” syndrome and remember that the
client in the question on the computer screen is your only assigned client.
remember that the nurse has all the time and all of the equipment needed to care for the
client readily available at the bedside; remember that you do not need to run to the
treatment room to obtain, for example, sterile gloves or wound dressing materials because
these items will be at the client’s bedside.
Answer: 1, 6
ROM exercises should put each joint through as full a range of motion as possible
without causing discomfort.
Once the contraction subsides, the exercises are resumed using slower, steady movement.
Massaging the affected part vigorously may worsen the contraction.
There is no need to notify the health care provider unless intervention is ineffective.
The nurse should never force movement of a joint. Asking the client to stand and walk
rapidly around the room is an inappropriate measure.
Additionally, if the client is able to walk, ROM exercises are probably unnecessary.
Evaluation questions focus on comparing the actual outcomes of care with the expected
outcomes and on communicating and documenting findings.
These questions focus on assisting in determining the client’s response to care and
identifying factors that may interfere with achieving expected outcomes.
In an evaluation question, watch for negative event queries because they are frequently
used in evaluation-type questions.
1. “I can lie in the sun as long as I limit the time to 2 hours daily.”
2. “I should wear snug clothing to support the irradiated skin area.”
3. “I should wash the irradiated area gently each day with a mild soap and water.”
4. “After bathing I should dry the area with a patting motion using a clean soft towel.”
5. “I should avoid the use of powders, lotions, or creams on the skin area being
irradiated.”
6. “I should avoid removing the markings on the skin when bathing until the entire course
of radiation is complete.”
Answer: 3, 4, 5, 6
Test-Taking Strategy: Focus on the subject, client understanding of the instructions.
Recall that external radiation therapy can cause altered skin integrity and special
measures need to be taken to protect the skin.
- drying the area with a patting motion (not a rubbing motion) with a clean soft
towel
- avoiding removing the markings on the skin when bathing until the entire course
of radiation is complete because these markings indicate exactly where the beam
of radiation is to be focused
- avoiding the use of powders, lotions, or creams on the skin area being irradiated
unless prescribed by the health care provider;
- avoiding wearing clothing or items that bind or rub the irradiated skin area;
- avoiding heat exposure or sun exposure to the irradiated area.
لك ع ص ل ب سؤ م ع50 ضعت ل م أكث من، ض ك مال ل زي من لف م ل ضيح ل
في ل ن مج ل ي ي ل ثف ل ن مج ل